Ukrainian forces strike Russian drone control, repair base
The Armed Forces of Ukraine attacked Russian military targets in the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine (illustrative photo) (Photo: General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine)
In occupied Zaporizhzhya Oblast, Ukrainian troops hit a UAV control point near Zlatopil, a material-technical warehouse near Bohdanivka, a repair base near Rozivka, and a troop cluster near Stepnohirsk.
In occupied Kherson Oblast, near Liubymivka and the Tendrivska Spit, forces targeted a command-observation post and enemy troop cluster.
Additionally, two material-technical warehouses were hit — one near Lobanove in occupied Crimea and another near Mozhniakivka in occupied Luhansk Oblast.
Russian losses and the full extent of damage are still being clarified.
On Feb. 18, the General Staff announced that the Armed Forces of Ukraine had struck a launch pad for an S-300VM anti-aircraft missile system near Mariupol.
On Feb. 17, the General Staff confirmed that the Ukrainian military had struck the Ilsky Oil Refinery in Russia’s Krasnodar Krai, logistics facilities, and a Russian communications hub in the temporarily occupied territories.
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